Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Faculty Club boosts morale Along with the many clubs and organiza- tions active on this campus, one club is so exclusive, so selective and so discriminating that not one student, no matter how wor- thy, belongs. That club is the Faculty Club, It is also aptly enough, called the Morale Booster Clubn. With inflation skyrocketing, salaries not following suit and budget cuts affecting every class and program on campus, the need for a morale boost every now and then can be seen. The club is presided over by Bostonian transplant Susan Shore. Steve Vallely is treasurer, Ken Robinson is secretary and Stan Davolt is the Sergeant-at-Arms. He expels members whose morale has been boosted enough. Virtually every member in the club can become vice-president. Anyone who voices an opinion, makes a suggestion, or even coughs can find himself a vice-president in charge of something. The vice-presidents form a club all by them- selves, they include Lois Raffle, Marlene Cvengros, Larry Crtega, Lois Mayhew and I-larryette Adams. The club organized a family picnic, a sail to Catalina Island aboard Merilyn Traylor's yacht, a weekend skiing in Mammoth at john Marcinko's mountain cabin and a Christmas party. The Faculty Club also hosts the popular end of the year breakfast held traditionally the morning after graduation. 1. Engineering teacher Steve Vallely graphs a ISOO angle for a student's project. Vallely is also treasurer of the Faculty Club. 2. Activities Director Frank Manzo addresses members of the senior class. Manzo is responsible for all student activities. 98 f faculty twine' ' I ,. .

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George Allen Andy Fisher Al Hawkins A Frank Manzo . folm Marcinko jean Nagel N- , xl -fl ,- A Don Shaffer Paul Siskowicl! Ioan Stewart Kjell Taylor Merilyn flfraylaf 1. Adjusting his Aztec button Principal Al Hawlcins emerges from his office to see that things are running smoothly in the administrative offices. In addition to running the school Hawkins had the added responsibility of accreditation. 2. Assistant Principal George Allen smiles to the crowds at a pep assembly. Allen was the Chairman of the Accredi- tation Committee. too - faculty Z